[/quote]canadian lobster is the same as american lobster. same can't be said about the beer.[/quote] Is this a non sequitur or just over my head?[/quote] Canadian lobsters would beg to differ and prefer not to be considered American, which is why they try to sport some kind of maple leaf motif whene...

https://artjewelryforum.org/sites/default/files/images2015/articles-series/kiss-the-rings-bitch/content/1151on1beytelman2.jpg 6ARgUIpM6f0 Yep, spot on. I was also half expecting Trump to circle the table with a baseball bat and say "A man should have enthusiasms, enthusiasms" You guys should have m...

Jesus and the Mary Chain last Fri. So good.

Bonne Fete Cheri! Desolé que je n'étais pas ici mardi! Bisoux!

a good friend of mine's been on tour w/ them for this one, and hit a bunch of shows in Europe last year. I am envious. I would love to hang out with those guys. It's been a long time since anything has resonated like that. Fingers crossed that they're able to maintain their intensity and honesty an...

I saw the Sleaford Mods on the weekend. Brilliant. I ran into a friend from high school at the Tommy Stinson show last year. I hadn't seen him in like 30 years and it was wonderful to reconnect. He coincidentally does live in Nova Scotia and he emailed me in late 2016 to tell me that he was coming b...

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The fact that so many Americans can stare lovingly at this, or Honey Boo Boo, or Jerry Springer explains a lot about the mess we're in.

It's almost as if a reality TV star is running your country.

Ha!

The answer is always Tim Riggins.

More PonyGirl!! You shit disturber you, Bubba. Many, many people enjoy nothing more than watching a bunch of stoned guys bond together on stage, as they draw out every song to within an inch of its life. Jam music, or whatever it’s called, is a viable, widely appreciated and profitable musical genr...

The show was solid but... They seemed tired at first, then it got going. Maybe the result of 3 shows in 3 nights. Toronto was their 5th show in five nights. I wouldn't be very flattered by that if I were the band. It certainly doesn't hold them to a very impressive standard! I think they've still g...

ive never posted in this thread so im sorry for bringing it down, but ive exhausted my real life connections and its nowhere close to enough. i said goodbye to my 16 year old schnauzer chester yesterday. we got him from a shelter when he was around 8. my sisters choice. i thought he was too injured...

I found it interesting because it explains something I never understood about the Trump/libertarian perspective; the repudiation of logic Please don't equate Trump's base with Libertarians. And cognitive dissonance exists on all sides when it is convenient. You are right about that. Apologies. I di...

One of the biggest hurdles I face in trying to understand backlash to identity politics and so called "political correctness" is that I don't react in those ways when confronted with it, and listen, that's on me. I had never heard of microagressions until recently when I ran across a piece from a f...

Oh man. This year... It's a sad day for the world, but especially for my home town. He was our ambassador. He kind of was the human version of Montreal; Beautiful, brilliant, flawed, quirky, sexy, poetic, hilarious, inspiring and the list goes on. Montrealers have a biting, dark kind of wit that peo...

I watched that last Hip show. It was the first time I ever saw them live. They have an undeniable amount of great songs, but they were never really my thing. That show blew me away and I can say it was the bravest, most pure and honest performance I have ever seen and I've probably seen a thousand r...

I don't usually play this game, but I will for this song. To me, it's clear that this is Cooley's anti-slut-shaming song. I don't feel as though it's a story as much as it's a thought provoking image of some girl walking away from a night of partying and possibly hooking up. To me it seems clear th...

I haven't actually heard the song, but reading through it, it seems like a commentary on how back in the old man's time, it was the young men who were out tearing up the town, getting drunk and high and finding the loose girls for some action, but now the women are doing it too. He sees more "walks...

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Tequila Cowboy wrote:An intervention with a sociopathic narcissist. Umm, good luck with that.

well, if they do it, you know they'll film it and offer it up to the highest bidder

I think the plan is to coax him out of the race and replace him with a sounder candidate. Courtney Love has offered to step in.

I live in San Diego. Things appear pretty equal around here. To a man. My girlfriend is educating me. Well San Diego certainly sounds like a magical place, completely devoid of sexual assault, domestic violence, cat calls, leering, groping (at shows or elsewhere), sexual intimidation and harassment...

I live in San Diego. Things appear pretty equal around here. To a man. My girlfriend is educating me. Well San Diego certainly sounds like a magical place, completely devoid of sexual assault, domestic violence, cat calls, leering, groping (at shows or elsewhere), sexual intimidation and harassment...

If Trump is elected, on the global stage America is going to be perceived as being in the same category as Russia and North Korea. Trump has a lot of similarities to Putin and Kim Jong-un. It completely flummoxes me that people actually think that the government would be less corrupt under him. That...

My thoughts are as follows. 3EB WAS a really, really good band in the mid to late 90s. Their self-titled album is a classic in my opinion. Every track on that album is great. If someone left you or you're going through some form of loss, that album really hits home. Ever since, they have spiraled. ...

I just discovered The Detour and I love it. Very hilarious, in my opinion. Produced by Samantha Bee and stars Natalie Zea, who is a very talented, comedic actress and who also happens to be gorgeous (though I know you guys don't really care about that stuff). You may recognize her from Justified. Do...

I found this very insightful.

http://www.vox.com/2015/5/28/8661977/ra ... ce-officer

I think that Wolf is trying to show us that the person in the centre of the banner in the photo and video is the Dallas suspect. If that's what he's doing, he's doing a poor job of it. Well apparently my Wolf-interpreting skills, along with my recognizing skills are falling short this evening. I re...

I think that Wolf is trying to show us that the person in the centre of the banner in the photo and video is the Dallas suspect.

Interesting day at the office today... When someone happily responded to a query on their well-being with, "Super, it's Friday!" They were met with, "So glad that you can feel so optimistic in the face of imminent, global, economic collapse." It's pretty scary here in generally irrelevant, old Canad...

We agree. But I don't remember anyone saying that all clergy were evil. I think most people around here are well aware that nothing productive results from making sweeping generalizations. While I am personally not a fan of the church, I'd be lying if I said that there aren't a great many people of ...

Well if you feel that strongly about people and media who are critical of the church and draw attention to evil clergy, I expect you must have boycotted the Go Go Boots record.

You know what would be such an interesting rebuttal to this? The stats that demonstrate the ratio of the percentage of gay people who are pedophiles versus the percentage of clergymen who are pedophiles.